Avery hotel was built in 1851, as a family home, by Joseph and Sarah Godell of Maine. When the residents relocated, Nancy and Peter Avery, also of Maine, began to operate it as a hotel and accommodated some of the western households like Roy Rogers and Black Bart. It was known formally as "Half Way house" being located between Murphy's, Arnold and Calvary's Big Trees State park. The Cotelli family, who purchased the property in 1922, carried out renovations, while from 1991 restorations took place. As of 2011, the full name proclaims "Avery Hotel Restaurant & Saloon."
This rustic mountain resort is located near a highway access and is considered very easy to locate. Chalet rooms are equipped with TV, microwave, fridge and private bath. The hotel houses a large common with a kitchen for guest use, games, TVs and play area for children. Enjoy sledding from a small hill and exploring the lodge grounds during the winter.
Arnold Meadowmont Lodge is a single storey modern type architecture resort built in 1965 and numbering 19 rooms. Conveniences include television, coffee maker and daily maid service among others. Pets are allowed, there are smoke alarms and sprinklers installed in the rooms while a common area offers wireless Internet access.
This Historic, two story Inn, that once served for stage-coachers and others passing through the country on the Big Trees Carson Valley Road, was built in 1852. From the description itself, the hotel is filled with history and it is surrounded by scenic views. The parking area is exceptionally lit, there is a restaurant in hotel, and a total of six rooms spaced on two floors. Luxuries include whirlpool and fireplace.
